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• I have become a byword among foreigners, and a creature on whose face to spit, (Job 17, 6)

• Anyone upright grows stronger step by step: and anyone whose hands are clean grows ever in vigour! (Job 17, 9)

• What prevents you others from saying something? Think -- for it is our turn to speak! (Job 18, 2)

• Tear yourself to pieces if you will, but the world, for all your rage, will not turn to desert, the rocks will not shift from their places. (Job 18, 4)

• Disease devours his skin, Death's First-Born gnaws his limbs. (Job 18, 13)

• without issue or posterity among his own people or a single survivor where he used to live. (Job 18, 19)

• How much longer are you going to torment me and crush me by your speeches? (Job 19, 2)

• My servant does not answer when I call him, I am obliged to beg favours from him! (Job 19, 16)

• All my dearest friends recoil from me in horror: those I loved best have turned against me. (Job 19, 19)

• You yourselves had best beware the sword, since the wrath bursts into flame at wicked deeds and then you will learn that there is indeed a judgement! (Job 19, 29)

• My thoughts urge me to reply to this, and hence the impatience that grips me. (Job 20, 2)

• His sons will have to reimburse the poor and his children pay back his riches. (Job 20, 10)